Susan brought Dante to me 5 years ago because he was lame hoping I could help him using my skills as a Feldenkrais Practitioner®. For three years both he and Susan made steady progress, not only becoming sound but also successfully showing in Dressage. In May 2012 Dante arrived for his monthly lessons. I noticed immediately […]
Murdoch Minute No. 46: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall….
Use this Murdoch Minute to improve your overall symmetry and to rehabilitate old injuries. If you have one ankle that is stiff, mirror the other ankle and see what happens. Do you have trouble using your right hand as well as your left? Do you have a ‘dumb’ side? Do you feel like your two […]
Learn Equine Anatomy with Wendy – October 2014 Course Announced!
I am teaching Equine Anatomy from the Inside OUT! using the Anatomy in Clay® Field Model October 10 – 13, 2014. In this course you build the muscles out of clay and apply it to the model. You learn by doing rather than memorization. The function of the muscles becomes the important message rather than the […]
40 Five-Minute Jumping Fixes Book is Here! Order Your Copy Now!
Make a resolution to improve your riding in 2014! 40 Five-Minute Jumping Fixes Simple Solutions for Better Jumping Performance – In No Time has arrived! Don’t jump? You will still want to have this book because there are plenty of lessons that will improve your riding no matter what your riding discipline! Click here to order your copy now! […]
2nd September 2014 Saddle Safari added!
Still thinking about going on Safari next September? Watch the video below and you will be convinced that this is the horseback vacation of a lifetime! Created by Cathy, one of our guests on the September 2008 Safari, this slide show gives you a hint for the sights and sounds you will experience. Her first time […]
Murdoch Minute No. 75: Carry Your Hands
Do your hands lean on your horse’s mouth? Unconsciously drop one or both hands? Lean forward and lower your hands when using the reins? Does your horse rush when you ask for downward transitions? Learning to carry the weight of your forearms and hands can help you stay away from the neck and avoid leaning […]
